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J 'A i" - i ' t.i: r. . J. .r f . I ; y ... ... ft . i - i i ; Atlv rti -tier., d.e.f i. i TBt";-.f;vy tut n, cation. 'lit ! ' - r ; y n! '- Not Ire. . u 'ill1. In Us AH on I :i; it rd t o t v A?f COtTVTV. aid. August 1st. . liny harvest is now cm hand. Blackberries 3 cent 4 per quart. Get ready r.nd come to tho fair; But one more month of summer. Court adjourned vTonduy mornIng. Tho rasping voice of the locust !?. heard. Don't fail to attend to-night tho concert - Tho Normal School is progressing finely. ; Everybody is going to the con. cert to-nijht. Commissioners Court first Monday in September. . The "bitterest pill in tho box" vaa in town last week. Talk to your neighbor and get ld:n to come to tho fair. ' Hon. V, S. llolman and family are at French Lick Springs. ' , Hon . Theodore Stnchhouso, of Orargcville. Is in town to-day. Mrs. Samuel E. Day huff and children are visiting1 at Ivokorao. If you want bargains trade with tho men who advertise most liberally. ' -County Commissioner Joel C. BiHard was in town Sunday mid. Hctuhty. -s Abe Good;--past or went to Ciein.r.r.ti today to buy a car lead of buct:ies. Jud-e 21. S. :iavity went to Ciree::o county tins week on a busi:v:: trip. ..The hiws passed by tho 3at Lc;?!.!aturc are now in full force. Don't ferret it. . Tho trials of Leo Junes and tho Toliver boys are set for next Tuesday at Blooraiugion, Boy. TI.es. B'ro 1. of Ilartsyillc, - - in t-. : t: o i :t r ; i-t ..f h'.t .d tin llr.d of tiii .k. I'r-.f. J. 21. B.--nt rf t'.? By;. - ,vir,, -i t.v. !! Mr:-. L"" r i d - erir.tend1 v 1 . .-, 7 B. I;:. ;:,- v,-!.-: h" - f ! ' 1 ' hi: . " ' . .n'4'hi to i i 01 h v iy ll.-.lv :f LI U t. n 1 i - 1 f.k. Ci n hrr f r -M . E' :: ; 1 -HL r.ra v; - : --v..:.':r, iti'y rt r . -r. Mr. Wi .. is1: x a t - A t a I t :" f 1 r .;r L

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l-i"un' j i t pdrh -t v,' d; 1 too fre-.j use of his on one of Tom's . , . Prof. Birr; 3 informs us that lie had intended vlltlu$ the Normal Institutes bath here and at Orleans, but wa-s prevented by a sq- . :e .pell of siekness. M'is Flora Ilarod, a charmingcn:vr hvdy of Canton, Vithing--county, was visiting last week t JadZQ A. .J. Simpson's. She lt:rncI home Friday. Dr. John A. I.jino,"of Wo-t Bi o yprlnrjf-!, pswt through town Monday cu his way horns from Louisville. IIo .had with him a first cla;s band of musicians. Col. J. TA-sIey Tuclrer tried liard last week to convince the court that" there were but GO days in tho month of October. Tho court f? truck against any such a reduction. . Tho 'Orleans items on our first pago were received last week too Iato for publication. Another in teresting lot from tho same source for this week will be found on our insida psges. A party cf Indianapolis folks, headed by Willis S. Webb, of the well known banking house of Woolen, Webb & Co., passed through 'hero Monday for West Baden Springs, W. II. Dunn, Secretary of the Indiana State Grange, will address the people of Orango county, at the Magner School House, on Tuesday, August 7th. , Speaking to commence at 2 o'clock p. m. The hog cholera lias broken out in the northeastern part of this township. Several farmers in that vicinity are losing heavily by Its ravages. , We are Informed that it has attacked Mr. David Jones' flue begs. There will be an ieo cream sup per at the Megner School XIouso on Saturday evening, August 4th, for tho benefit of tho Sunday School at that place. Everybody invited to attend. Boor open at S o'clock prni. , ... , In another column will bo found a letter irom lowa, written oy Mr, Simon I. Moon, a former citIzon of Southeast 'township. From it it would seem that the hard times are not confined alone to this part of tho country. There has not been, as yet, any strike on the Lake Erie, Evans. ville and Southwestern railroad at this point. There is nothing that would please cur citizens better than to see a strike of spades and picks on that road. Mi-s. Maria Mi II is, widow of James E. Millss, died Thursday Hi;'.-! tr fOii-nr.-i-'ion. Mr.-. ?fih 1: has in "U l.raitii r.t iriv ever -:ro ti: ? draih of h;T hu--' a:.d, v. h::h rc ult.-l fi.-n tho ;n : dr id dl :-r. She leaves t:.: ntt:m n;rn tl e h rr; fbi'.la i t - t f a i.icdk .:'s e;.re. . r (L..y, ::. , iiaii.-.Ij 1 1 ho and School 'lr:::"a s f . uhcr, t i h - David T. - i; 1 i.ir i l: 'i th: ' r "'u A a to c - - ta V , i :.ir f ". r th town, -.: - i u M. "i in hi e d, ;. lli, e:

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t ..r, with th--Titlr. f uric.-. ir .;S v-n nr.g epre-, rrt:;.;! ; !y de serve much credit for tho admira ble manner in which "thev psrformcd their several parts. Also the tableaux, consisting of "An jm i'asriionea i-ireside," "A N inter tecne," "Allay rrakie;Seine," and"A Golden Wedding," were particularly interesting. Tho church was completely filled, and notwithstanding the extreme warm weather the most respectful attention was given throughout tho entire evening. The - audience expressed their appreciation of the performances by fraquently applabdins tho 'different scenes. Considering tho great labor and expense necessary in getting up an entertainment of, this kind Mrs. King deserves much credit for her enterprise, and should receive the patronage . and . encouragement cf every one. This evening a musical entertainment will be given by Mrs. King's music chiss at the same house. The exercises will bo both vocal and instrumental, mad we bespeak : a treat forall.who may attend. Master John F. Simpson, son of our. worthy Clerk, had a-birthday party last Wednesday evening, on tho occasion of his eleventh birthday, to which he invited ali his little friends. At an early hour in the evening the spacious parlors wero filled with a joyous, noisy crowd, and until a late hour mirth and jollity prevailed. Johnnie was the recipient cf many handsome presents. Taken all in all it was an occasion long to lie remembered. E.D. Hews I wish to inform the many readers of your paper that the personage referred to by tho correspondents of the News and Hep ubl lean ns tione cf Orange county's best teachers," in connection with saloon keeping, is not a licensed teacher of Orange county. He has taught' school, but his license expired before he went in to the saloon business. One Who Knows, It requires tho united efforts of Treasurer" Wells and Auditor Stucker at Orleans to-day to collect $20 license from the circus. Too thin, boys. We'll bet a new hat that, just about now, they are lounging around the monkey cage with a quarter section of ginger bread each. Bev. George Harding, of the Indianapolis Saturday' Herald, is at West Baden Springs, Tho Reverend Georgo is one of the best newspaper men in the State and the Herald is one of the sprightliest and best papers. . So far this season Baoli has luckily 1" :i given the "go by" in the !-how baimc-. We hops it will continue so. Times are tco hard for our yepl3 tos; ad :.:cncy goh; to a Ureur, but f ceur.-a th:y -" ;) if c:.? v.-rs to put in an apptarance. In th. ( .uri' ;h. i cf I: Ba: i x rt ' L"im::d Seyb-.dd vs tl e I h-r.n of Vv'm. B.Shivcly, 2 t 3 " -'- i : in :.d a j..Jy.i i : ; ;vcr cf i h-:.d:' f;r ce f un Ir;d and nincty-t'vo d c e t f th 3 S'nto fln.L..::-, ' ..' 11. lha ;h s V- c th 3 lit 3 V, m. 1 iii:- I I t: t: 'A 1 .r , th 111 I : 'A i j

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uiaaapotidi, xnuiana, on inursuay September G, lbb7, between the hears of 0 o'clock a, m. and o clock p, m., for tho election of th&ir ton directors to serve for tho ensuing year, and for tho transac tion of such other business as may como before tho meeting. A. W. PRATHEfi, Sec'y. Be v. Bichards will hold a series of basket meetings as follows: Apple's meeting house, 9 miles south cf Baoli, commencing July 23, 177, at 11 o'clock p. m. Quar terly meeting in connection. Dan tier's Chnpcl, Saturday be fore tho first Sunday in August 1877. Mt. Giliad Church, 2 miles north of Baoli, Saturday before the sec ond Sunday in August, 1877. The two last to commence Saturday at 3 p. ra. Enoch Hill's funeral wil be preached at 31 ovclock on Sun day by R-ev. W. W.'Webb. CPCCIAL IJOTICIZG, Bundy & White have just receiv ed a large stock of hoots and shoes for which they will exchange for cash or produce. ' 43-2w Est ray. From the stable of the under signed in Paoli, a dark bay horse, 14 hands and 3 inches high, heavy pony built, with heavy mane and tail, carrying mane on both sides. Was lastjseen last Wednesday near Geo. W. Gasa way's With a light bay mare with one white hind foot, white face, hip dropped. Any one finding them or giving infor mation will be liberally rewarded. Call on or address. B. D. Rilev, Paoli, Ind. Bundy fi ITtsIte wants to sell you a good pair of boots cheap for cash. 40-2 vv Our attention has been called to some new and useful cooking utensils recently invented. Ono of which is known as the Centennial Cake and Baking Pan, made of Kussia iron, and is so constructed that after your cake is baked, you can Instantly remove it from tho pan without injuring Itj and having a raised bottom the cake can not possibly barn. It is also provided with a slide on the bottom, so that hen you remove the tube, you can close the hole making a pan with plain bottom for baking jelly or plain ekes, bread, etc. Another the Kitchen Gem is also a very useful and long-riceded household necessity. It Is a plated wire boiler or steamer to hang inside of an ordinary iron pot for boiling or steaming vegetables, which, when done, can bo easily removed perfectly dry without lifting tho heatfy, sooty iron pot off of the stove, avoiding the danger of burning the hands with the steam in pouring off the hot water. And the vegetables can not possibly burn, if tho water boils dry, as tho s-tea me:- docs not touch tho bottom ofth'-p.t. These goods arestld exclusively thrci-gh ngcrdi to fmiil;;?, giving u::iv.r d :- i: ,f-ctlo::, and preheats a s; Lndid opening f jr some reliable h'dy or gentleman cariwcr of this county to .-..euro the agency for a profdatlo lu.dnc :;. For ten: s, territory, etc., write to L. E. Brown Co., Eos. 214 and 213 Elm Strc.t,Ci: : iaradi, Ohio. ' r . 1 .- , at B..r-:i i, 'Jim's, f jt only U c-..r t Ckoic f .he. En cf MetL oi and solid gilt fra: 45-2. I'll! I e In;. 11. it. lav:., e i '. hrc-i injurat.' j y: t di-- Vs ry of - j P. - rr:. o; do.il" ir.d" 1 1 ' i th 'i a.:. I;. . i . ti. .kiiicr th .) - r. : t V ' - ' -'-y, r.-y n . a' , h'. L-a.:d di ( :.' : . ..jt.i.dhiyt; di; I

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, I" i I . iuy a s--owin5 machine from us and you won't havo to pay for one for Poma ono eUa first. o- Bowlks & BEi.i,iNai:n. Io rsp nsil es i ro u i of visit! n g Lo u i s - ville, Now Albany or any point at the Falls can do no better than to patronize that genial gentleman, Mr. Miller, who runs tho' stage line.. He is a genial accommodat ing gentleman and will do ail in his power to please tho patrons of tha line. Try him. iliac. Thomas Stalcup, cu the cast side of the public square, has opened out a first class stock of Family groceries, provisions, conleeuonenes tc, &c. Also a nice line of hats, caps, boots and shoes. Ail or which will be sold at the lowest living prices, : Remember also that when you buy goods of me that you don't buy auction goods, but you buy warranted goods. -Call and see for yourself. Terms cash, or good produce taken in exchange at the highest market price. 52 tf Choice sawed "A" pine shingles $3 50 per thousand, 2nd quality -3 per thousand at Allen & Reed's, Orleans. Th.A l.-ir. -1 j ine land owners in Orange uuuiny uru prouaoiy noc aware that - until tho Government patent is delivered to the patentee or his assignee there is a cloud on the title which must , bo removed. Persons not having patents will do well to get them. For further in formation inquire of James F. Collins, 13-tf. at News Office; Go to Pro's for Candies, Nuts and Confectioneries of all kinds. . C-t - Go to Pro's for Dr. Hedges Cham pion Baking Powders the very best in the market, every package warranted ana money refunded if satisfaction not given. If purcha-1 sea in;pouna packages you will also get a cook book and two chromo's, "tne oia nreeenes ana the new" Pro's have tho exclusive sala of It here. 21 ff Kcw Osardiug House. Mrs. Mary E. Braxtan has open ed the house formerlv nemi. pled by John B. Braxtan, for tho reception of boarders. The house is well arranged and pleas antly situated;' the fnbla will be supplied with the best in the mar ket, while tho prices will be as ow as any other house. Students and others desiring nernuinonf: joard will find it to their advan tage to confer with Mrs. B. before' making other arrangements. - 22-tf TXIK TIlCITTir;G HOUSE ' hancellor Black Hawk, Will be found Mondays, Tuesdays and Wednesdays at. tho stable .of T. N . Braxtan, in Paoli; on Thurs days, Prhhtys and Saturdays at Van Midlory's Ftabhi in Orl? lares ia-:;rcl to b j v-Uh fral fer ten dollars. Dii-xT.irTioN and riiDiGitr.::. ' Chancellor HSaok Hawk ii 151 h high, j.t Ih.ek, ;:r.?ftlj and r.etion, op..:i g.:;t;d, ,1c. V.Vs sirt-1 by Mihd. ell's f--t trcttlag Elek Hawk Mcr-.in hor.-,t and hu? by tho Myrick hc:-v, half I rcthertf Ik!, m All.-n, tho fj-io-d trottirgst.dlicu ri the : orhd; ;;::d V. e Myrhk hur-o by t!.3 old orliml Ihy I..v, o - .:. by David Hill, ofVcim-rd, r.:d .-. :i 1 to - .- s : : i m - ro ; t; 1 an J action J. i: a n :ny Iiv;; h.:-e. CLanc ;I r Id -..k II d.ri wai ht: j n 3 i th Tr;:-.' I -I mare, a very f a d. paeer, b;:t never trained er hr.adh I trcd by Mr, M.ivity, ' : i ".;urd.y, and ur 1 fty T'-- - i 1 i:.r i . I ti; 1 C Van -! h.r n: r '.5 r.i a th jrr .:-!.' red Vir I hi. With t"., o tr ; tru d lI I : d Hi - , ; : I . - :iir:() -hi -.. ... ... A. J . 8

1 r c L, i i i lp li and i;jnai.'-, ; t. tl t V It-.:. i ;yy : ; Southern Indiana. Apply to address. i. r If. KiMnniiLrx, M D. Mitchell, Ind., or CO LX.I2CS A B V S Iv i li K , General Real Instate, Loan and Insurance Agents, Bacll, led. C)-lf Nkwton Stewart, March 6 1:77. Ed. New.-; -It being generally known that I was, at the time of the election, a resident of Southeast township, and persons thinkiisg I am yet, thereby get disappointed. Therefore you will plea--notify the citizens of Orange county that I havo permanently located in Jackson township, near Newton Stewart, where I will bo found ready at ail times to do surveying when called upon in any part of tho county. A notice reWivo to a survey in any part of the county sent to Newton Stewart will ba promptly attended to. John McDonald,' Surveyor of Orange County. Go to Schramm & Mathews for all kinds of furniture, 50 tf Great Kcfiucilota fa Sevrinrr i.iacliii3es. A fcH.lt H Ul l I IX III l HI C SL IJI 1T1 L!t,":J .U'-M!:? Jll travelimj- agents sence of a:sv on hxn iandSiD.ar them on the cash system in this riart of tho contitrv. tn iui,i Sewintr Jirathincs to my pn-swrit "but-inci's, knowin? that I c-fui mnk it jrrciitlv to the interest of thone wantinir to purtiiA.4(. l'ho reduction in prices which I am enabled t mako by bnyinjr mid soliiutf on tho cash pliiu is I siply enormous, amounting to about one hsii tho recuiar price oi cai-u nm.-hmo Thus t!n 5U ntilcbiuos will sell for Kami theS5 Sing-cr at ft 5, and all other first cia machines at similar rates. Those machines are all new and of the latest and hvs-z etvle-s of the most leadiniy makes. 1 intend kc-ffihi also a full line of needles and other attachments far all kinds of machines in usa in tho country. I UStW.iallv solicit inaoectJon of mr nm. cliinea and comp;trison of prices. I simplr mean to unocK tno hoi torn out of tho high prices heretofore paid for machines. rartios bavin.? machines out of order can have them thoroughly repaired by au pe.rioneed workman by leaving thein At the Paoli Drug Store. 1 S. EOWJLES, Taoli, May 1, 1877. uThe latest styles of hats and caps at Stouts, cheap too. 23First class furniture at low prices at Schramm & Mathew's. Give them a calB 53tf Dr. James II. Sherrod, at his drug store in the North West corner of the public square, lias a full stock of slates, school books station ery, &c which he Is selling at the lowest living rates. He also has a full and complete stock' of drugs chemicals, paints, oils, dye-stuffs, &c, C., which he offers to the trade at greatly reduced prices. An examination of his stock and prices is solicited. lOtf Highest market price iaid for choice fruit at Parson & Bro's. 45-2w Tho very best brands of Sugar's, Tea's and Coffee at Pro's at tho very lowest living figures. Don't take our word for it, but go and see for yourself. o tf Tlio best stocK of ptrovisions and family groceries in town at Pro's. Cheap too. G-tf The best Syrups, tho .best New Orleans Molasses, and the best Sorgham in the market tiro kept at Pro's on the North fhlj of the s-'U".re hi too for tho ha l r.n. ey. G-tf Mr-i:. A. Er uLm.td t.U pb:co, hj; Loe.i r; point; I by D. P. IV.uIds, of l.ouisvil!?, as hii r.g -at far tho ZW.ii'.iAy, Chhkt.ih:, (?:'", 11 Murt.o.i.?" ! and other Pi-.:.' al-.oth "II.-m.u Hamlin" a"d :':r.ith's Ami.ivan Or.-n Ct"np.t j 's Orisi'. Thf cd d. :i,h:. . t cflh P. 1. d I, i-; . ) v. r 11 ki.O',, n th j.1 it d'. nl r. ;-ir any a Ivtrtidog to brha.j it b tho po, yle. Jla i.'g bv.i i Ia!-li-sh "I i i 5" 15 it i-, tl j .:. t c::.: lV'.x i.a l.. . c lire ' . . a r 'ft .a V-t. . -, . I u ; i " vr'I -. M. . ih -.xt a ' i give r: lieu I you th3 'z t Or - i. id. a.do - II ' 'I u. I'r" - 1 77.

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